Portables are driving Dell's continued sales growth
Computer giant Dell has boosted its profits once more as lower component costs have helped its bottom line.
The firm, the biggest PC maker in the world, said its net profit for the three months to September was $846m (£457m), up 25% on the year before.
Sales rose 18% to $12.5bn, and Dell said it would now reach $60bn in annual sales by next year - a year ahead of the timetable it had set itself.
Market share grew too despite slowing growth in the PC market, Dell said.
Source: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4005457.stm
Computer giant Dell has boosted its profits once more as lower component costs have helped its bottom line.
The firm, the biggest PC maker in the world, said its net profit for the three months to September was $846m (£457m), up 25% on the year before.
Sales rose 18% to $12.5bn, and Dell said it would now reach $60bn in annual sales by next year - a year ahead of the timetable it had set itself.
Market share grew too despite slowing growth in the PC market, Dell said.
Source: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4005457.stm